Schmalz Compact Terminal SCTSi, Operating Instructions Manual

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Interfaces
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10413 0x28AD Data storage upload enable uint8 1 R/W
10414 0x28AE Power on/off (switch L+ (Pin 1)) bool 1 R/W
10415 0x28AF Auxiliary power on/off (switch UA (Pin 2)) bool 1 R/W
Parameters – DI Module:
Offset Index Description Type Length
[bytes] R/W
(Dec) (Hex)
34 0x0022 0 Digital input status uint8 8 ro
See also
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5.4 Near Field Communication NFC
NFC (Near Field Communication) refers to a standard for wireless data transfer between different devices
over short distances. The Compact terminal SCTSi functions as a passive NFC tag that can be read or writ-
ten by a read or write device which has NFC activated, such as a smartphone or tablet. Access to the Com-
pact terminal SCTSi parameters via NFC also works when the supply voltage is not connected.
There are two options for communicating via NFC:
• Read access only can be obtained via a website viewed in a browser. For this, no additional app is
needed. It requires only that NFC and the Internet connection are enabled.
• Another option for communication is the "Schmalz ControlRoom" control and service app. In addi-
tion to pure read access, the app allows you actively write the parameters of the Compact terminal
SCTSi via NFC. The Schmalz ControlRoom app is available from the Google Play Store.